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, 1887-12-13
TOW N TALK
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

The territorial library is well patronized
by local attorneys at present.
Lake Mahpahlutah is now Overlooking.
The surplus has been turned into Lake
Minnehaha.
The Christmas tree market is booming.
Several consignments of ~evergreens ar
rived from the mountains yesterday.
The night after Christmas will be a jolly
onc. The Mennerchor and letter carrier
hops are on the cards for that evening.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 49,, the minimum 2So, maximum We
locity Of wind, 60 miles at 11:3O p. IN. on
Sunday.
The report of the Cheyenne National
bank is a very gratifying one and should
prove very satisfactory to every one in
terested in 1t.
There were exceedingly large congrega-
tions at the Episcopal church to hear
Bishop Talbot Sunday. All were de-
lighted with the sermons of the eminent
divine.
New York confidence men say that the
preliminary step in the ~''sawdust'' game
is the preparation of a list of persons who
~patronize lotteries and gift-enterprises, on
the principle that such people are idiots
enough to go into anything.
There was a grand rush to County
Treasurer Bergman's Office yesterday.
Several thousand dollars worth of war
rants were exchanged for cash. The
rush can be attributed to the officials
announcement in Sunday morning.
LEADER.
Geo. Keeline, of Omaha, provided bail
for his employees charged with assisting
Mccoy. Donnelly, McChestnut and
Franklin were liberated yesterday. No
indictment was returned against the lat
ter. Surety was provided for Hall soon
after the incarceration.
The funeral of the late John Eames
was largely attended Sunday afternoon,
the Knights of Pythias, pioneers and 9th
err friends turning out in full force. In
lite Mr.. Eames was an exemplary citizen
and a good man, being righteous, honest
and conscientious. His loss is keenly felt
by relatives and friends.
Andrews, proprietor Of tho Michael
Strogof company which appears in this
city tomorrow evening, claims that he
has no bad actors. Theater goers who
recognize that tie play is one of the
greatest dramas ever written, hope that
Andrews statement is borne out by the
facts in the case. Members of the COM
bination have received very iattering
press notices 10 the East.
, 1887-12-13
The New Time Table.

Omaha papers state that Manager Pot
ter has returned from Chicago and or
dered the immediate preparation of a
new schedule which will lessen the time
between Omaha and Ogden five or six
hours. 1t is expected that the new card
will made its appearance and go into effect
on the 18th inst. A local railway official
figures that under the new schedule the
train which now arrives from the cast at
6:30 will reach the city at 4:3O o'clock, or
two hours earlier than at present.
, 1887-12-13
Real Estate.

The following instruments were filed for
record in the county clerks Office yester-
day:
Union Pacific railway company to
Warren Live Stock company, section lg,
township 10 north, range &C west; $l,2S2.
Homestead certificate No. 249, 40 acres
of land in Laramie county, from United
States to George Badgley.
Homestead certificate No. 24O, 100
acres of land in Laramie county, from
United States to Francis NJ. Speers.
Homestead certificate No. 302, 80 acres
of land in Laramie county, from United
States to William G. Princehouse.
, 1887-12-13
POINTS.
}. Cad Bryant is in Iowa.

Col. p. Cad Bryant is in Iowa.
j. w. Hammond left for the East last
evening.
Mrs. Harry and Miss Kate Hynds left
for the east yesterday.
John Hess, the real estate dealer, Wis
tied Denver yesterday.
H. G. Balch. the Albany county banker
and cattleman, came wei from Laramie
Sunday.
James Sweeney, ex-shcriff of Larimer
county, Colo, and brother to Peter Swee-
ney of Lusk. was in town Sunday.
Frank Kemp was called to London by
the receipt of a cablegram from the head.
quarters of the cattle company he repre-
sents here.
P. j. Quealy, ex-territorial inspector of
coal mines, came in from the West Sun
day. He is now manager for the Blair
Coal company, Of Rock Springs.
Samuel Corson started for Scotland
last evening. He is the popular book
keeper for the Union Mercantile company.
Mr.. Corson will return in about eight
weeks.
W. P. Ricketts,, Little Powder river;
Hugh Gainsford and wife, Iron Noun,
tain; j. B Penn, Minden, Neb., and A.
D. Dibble, Evanston, are among the late
arrivals at the Inter Ocean.
, 1887-12-13
The Y. NJ. q. A. senate.

The negative was successful in the de-
bate Of the resolution that promiscuous
immigration to this country should be
restricted. A perfect deluge of statistics
appeared during the discussion, which
was always interesting, very clever, and at
times eloquent aud brilliant.
The Senate has Resolsed, That woman
suffrage would be a benefit to this coun-
try. The subject will be discussed next
Monday evening. Principals--H. w.
Henderson, A. D. Kelly, affirmative;
R. N. Heath, and I'd j. Churchill FOL
the negative.
, 1887-12-13
Election of Officers.

At a meeting of Wyoming Command
cry No. l, knights Templar, last evening,
an election of officers occurred with the
following result: E. T. Dufey, E. G.;
&c. Baird, Generalissimo; j. K. Jeffrey,
G. g.; Geo. G. Rafter. p; E. A. Abry,
s. w. j. A. Riner, j. W.; G. f. Miller,
Treas f. +. Stable. Rec. J. H. Durbin,
st. B.; f. E. Longhurst, Sw. B.; G. A.
Campbell, VIZ; r. B. Horrie, t. N.
Shanks and A. Gilchrist, trustees. The
installation will take place Monday even,
ing, Dec. Is.
, 1887-12-13

Orr selections of Holiday goods this
year were made under especially favorable
Circuit Instances and there is no doubt in our
minds that we have an assortment hat
will please you in every way. 1t only re-
mains for you to call and see them in or
der to secure some very desirable Christ
mas goods at fair prices. If we could say
semethi ng in a brief manner which would
insure a visit from each reader without
fail, it W, 1uld be quickly spoken, and then
no further mention of the subject
would be made in this paper. We wish
it remembered hat anything said in favor
of our goods will increase their value in
in the buyers eyes, neither do we like to
speak b~oastingly of u stock, but we
want every reader to see it, and to that
end we mention facts in its favor, for the
sole purpose of calling in visitors. Once
at the tb G store, we will let our goods and
prices dc the necessary talking to make
buyers, of you. GEO. l.. Holt.
, 1887-12-13

Some samples of sandstone on exhibi-
ton in front of P. S. Cooks plumbing
shop are receiving a good deal of attention.
The stone comes from a quarry owned by
Robert TAFT on Pole creek, twenty-five
miles from here and two and a half miles
from the railroad. It very much resem-
bles the Rawlins stone in all of its charac-
teristics. 1t is very easily quarried and
worked, and hardens with exposure.
There are vast quantities of it in sight.
, 1887-12-13

Whatever else you may do between
now and Christmas be sure and see our
beautiful novelties before buying any gifts
for your friends or relations. Mind you,
we do not say buy OF us, we merely say
see our attractions before you buy, and
then do as you choose about the place you
purchase. OF course we have our own
ideas about what the result will be after
you have carefully inspected our varied
line of appropriate and pleasing gifts; but
that need not in any way influence your
choice. We are showing our attractions
to all, with the understanding that we
wish no one to purchase unless we make
it to their best interests to do So
GEO. L. Holt.
, 1887-12-13

OFFICE CITY CLERK.
Chnyennn. Wyn- Dec 6 1881

Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. s, 1887.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until II o'clock m. Dec. a., 1887,
for the %excavating of trenches, laying Of
four (4) inch water mains and %reflling
trenches amounting to twelve hundred
and fifty 1850 feet, more or less. Bids
must specify amount of bid for each run
ming foot and include all labor and material
except pipe, specials and gasket yarn
which will be furnished on the ground by
the city. Specifications can be seen at the
City Engineers office. Engineers estimate
81 cents per running foot. The Council re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
w. L. KUYKENDALL,
City Clerk.
, 1887-12-13
OPEN LODGE.
a Pleasant Evening spent with the
Good Templars.

The open meeting of the Good Temp
lars was well attended last evening and
was a very enjoyable affair. The enter
tainment consisted of songs, r~ecitations
and instrumental selections. The 18th
infantry band contributed not a little to
the evenings enjoyment. At the conclu-
sion of the exercises an adjournment was
taken to the large dining room adjacent to
the hall, where an elegant and substantial
supperwas served. Appended is the pro-
gramme, several numbers of which were
heartily encored. The song by Miss
Morrow deserves especial mention.
, 1887-12-13

The Wyoming Hereford Association
property neal this city will be attached
to-day at the instance Of the First Ma
tional bank of Chicago, the Importers
and Traders bank of New York and f.
M. Hubbell, an Iowa party. Suits are
brought by these plaintiffs for the re-
covery of sums of money a~ggregating
$45, 900.
, 1887-12-13

of the stockholders of the First National
bank of Cheyenne. will be held at their
banking rooms on Tuesday. the 10th day
of January, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. M, for
the election of directors for the
ensuing year.
j. f. WILD. Cashier.
Cheyenne, Dec. 9, 1887.
, 1887-12-13
Chtldr cLOaks at eG-
trenefy tOsU prices. Myers
For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, Idclman block.

1t you anticipate buying a silk or satin
dress call at S. Kellner's, for you can buy
one there for a great deal less than the
wholesale cost, as the stock will be closed
out very soon.
, 1887-12-13
Notice.
OFFICE OF TREASURER OF

LARAMIE COUNTY,
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 10, 1887.
All Laramie county warrants issued
previous to Dec. /, 1887, will be paid
upon presentation at this office. Interest
on same will cease in ten days from date
hereof. ISAAC BERGMAN,
County Treasurer.
, 1887-12-13
NEW LOCAL NOTICES.
Harper Bnzar Patterns
Now for sale at Z. r. Beckstead's.
Notice.

CHEYENNE, Dec. 10, 1887.
The regular business meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary will be held this (Tues-
day. evening in the Y. NJ. G. A. build
ind, at 7:30 o'clock. Let every member
be present as very important business is to
be attended to.
MINNIE r. CHURCHILL, Pres.
, 1887-12-13

A new lot of fine caps Just received
Make your boy a Christmas present. ]
Greentree.
, 1887-12-13

Yy line of LHdieS' and
ChiIdren'S CLO0kS, " elC-
markets and short 9UrHpS
IS the largest and the prices
guaranteed The LOUeSE.
MyCrS.
, 1887-12-13
LOST,
LOST,
III Bunch of small keys.
Liberal resUard If refMred
10 Leader office.
Damaged Goods For Sale.

My stock of goods damaged by the late
lire | will offer for saloon Friday Dec.
9th for prices to suit the customers. Look
out tor good bargains. l.. LOEB.
, 1887-12-13

WE vGosox~ Tissgd A Giiais
Is warranted, is because it is tho best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifes the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee it.
DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1887-12-13

Silk handkerchief and mufflers are the
very thing for Christmas presents. | have
an elegant line of them. l.. Greentree.
, 1887-12-13

Fishback, who read an able dissertation
on the progress of the temperance move
ment. Gen. Fishbaek is chief templar Of
the jurisdiction of Colorado, New Mexico
and Wyoming, and last year was a candi-
date for the governorship of Colorado,
heading the Prohibition ticket. He is
now practicing law in Laramie City.
, 1887-12-13

The latest StyIPs of Fish,
Clark 3 Fagg " cchsUear,
and Hats from the feud-
ing broadway halter,
YOHna at WrhttcO,nb 81
Co.'S.
, 1887-12-13

II good plush coat for $1s
Myers.
, 1887-12-13

rch1VeS & Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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lientes titulos de espanol y muy

lientes titulos de espanol y muy
espafiol?
lQue ell senior Alfau ha nacido
en- Santo Domingo. antigua hija
predilecta de la Metr6poli espa-
flola! Mejor titulo aun; mayor
motiVo para nuestro afecto y con-
sideraci6n. Otros muchos de
nuestros mas grandes hombres y
politicos espa1oles, han nacido,
accidentalmente, fuera del terrific
rio espanol, y, sin embargo; Ique;
Presente, presente, el senior de
la Moca otra ciudadania con mas
titulos de tai. Y 81 no, abandone.
por Dios, un sistema de ataque
que solo la passion mas enconada
puede poner en- practica. En- el
recurso emp'ado por el comuni-
cante de la Moca, no habra habi.
do mala fe; pero, ST.. suponemot
que le ha inspirado un error Z
una alucinaci6n de momento.
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CONTESTAMOS.

En- uu articulo 'urable,
que El Pueblo de Ponce dedica al
iigno General Palacio, plagado
de puerilidades que no vienen d
cuento para sentar NADIA solido,
apela ell colega, como asiendose
de I'm recurso supreme, de gran
efecto, q una Erase que de sobra
han va vulgarizado esos period
cos adversarios, en- fuerza de tan.
to usarla y manosearla.
Esta Erase, con la cual ha
querido en- muchss ocasiones con
fundirnos-i incauta!-.a prensa
liberal de este pals, es La rede-
lion de la lealtad.
Olvidese de ella Ell Pueblo, que
no hay para que sacarla q cola
ci6n, y tenga en- cuenta una cosa:
que todo 10 que Sc deriva de una
virtud tan grande, tan santa, CO.
mo la lealtad, todo, todo, tiene
que ser forzosamente hermcso y
elevado.
lPues que! SQue no dignifi
ca, que no ennoblece la lealtad? ?
A la rebellion de la lealtad, que,
ell afio 8, salv6 a Espa1a de la
muerte moral, no hay que te-
merla. Hay que alabarla. La
lealtad no Sc reoela.
Lo que hay que temer es la re-
beli6n de la desleaItad. Y tam
bien prevenirls a todo evento,
aprendiendo 10 que nos ensef1an
la historic y la experiencia.
Hay que prevenirla, ST, repri-
miendo propagaudas ilicitas y
osadias intolerables.
"A buen entendedor. "
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SOLEMNE TE-DEUM En- JUNCOS.
EI CorresponsaI.

Pasemos una ligera ojeada a las
fiestas preparadas con anterioridad
para amenizar ell primer Aniversa-
rio de nuestro Augusta Mouarca
D. Alfonso XIII. La vfspera de
tan fausto dia nuestro respectable
pabell6n ondeaba orgullosO en- la
mayorla de las casas de nuestro
hoarado vecindario, siendo 6stas a
la vez iluminadas en- las noches de
los dos dias con profusas luces !;
distinguiendose con especialidad
los frontispicios de la Casa-Ayun-
tamiento 6 Iglesia parroquial.
Al despuntar la luciente aurora
dia II, va la mGsica despertaba
de su lecho con sus armoniosos
sonidos al que tranquilo dormla
apacible sueno, anunciandole que
habfa llegado ell dia, de glorio'
sa memoria en- los anales de nues-
ira querida Espana, recordando ell
feliz cumplealos del que mas tar
de ha de regir los altos destinos de
rodos los verdaderos espanoles
allende y aquende los mares.
| A las 9 en- punto, nuestro digno
Iy pundonoroso parroco cant6 el
solemne Te-Deum en- acci6n de gra.
cia al Todopoderoso, por tan plau-
sible acontecimiento. A tan So
lemne acto asistieron todas las
Autoridades, la Guardia Civil, Ia
benemerita compania de Volunta.
rios, el professor con todos sus edu'
candos; todas las Congregations
reIigiosas y distinguidas senoras J
caballeros parUiculares ocupabar
el sagrado y lujoso recinto de
nnestro modesto temple, prepara
10 al efectO pOr nuestro enthusiastic
ReverendO.
Terminado aquel, fueron toda!
> las Autoridades y personals parti
culares a la Casa Oonsistorial para
OR alegres danzas y los brlndis d.
varios de los concurrentes, cuyo'
expresivos conceptos terminabar
siempre con las amenisimas acla
maciones de Viva Espaila y Puer
to- Rico espanol!
En- conclusion: tuvo lugar ur
bale de confanza que di6 princi
pio q las 9 en- punto de la noche
On ell salon de la precitada CASA
} Ayuntamiento, y una vez mas de
, mOstr6 la culta sociedad Junquena
la sensatez Y cordura de parte d.
los caballeros, como asi mismo, Ii
exquisite educaci6n y amabilidaC
J de las bellas damas.
Fcr 1ltimo, no podemos meno'
que dar desde las columns de este
peri6dico, a todos en- general, Ii
mas cumplida enhorabuena, de
seando de veras que por mucho'
amos Sc sucedan dlas tan placente
ros para engrandecimiento d'
/ uuestra amada Espana, y complete
felicidad de todas las provincia'
ultIamarlnaS.
l., Juncos, Mayo Is de 1887.
r. e, Y.
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FIESTAS REALES En- ARECIBO.

La villa de Arecibo ha solemn.
zado dignamente ell primer aniver-
sarlo del natalicio de s. NJ ell Rey,
cual cumple pueblos adictos a la
institution monarquica.
Al medic dia del Is, y q pesar
del amago de lluvias que amena-
zaba, inauguraronse las tiestss ami
madamente, entire el tronar del ca
non y ell alegre tahido de las cam
panas.
Numerosas banderas fameaban,
Y los acordes de la musica difun-
dian auimaci6n en los espiritus.
La plaza principal, muy concu-
rrida durante las prlmeras horas de
la noche, en- que tuvo lugar lucida
retreta, quemandoSe algunos fue-
gos de artlficio y elevandose varios
globos.
El despertar del dia siguiente,
II, aniversario del natalicio del
Monarca, fue saludado por los
acordes de la mGsica y la VOC to-
nante del canon.
A las 10, Sc cant6 EN- la Iglesia
de la Parroquia solemnisimo Te-
Deum, al que asistieron las Cotpo-
raciones Civiles { Institutes militia
res, brillaudo por su ausencia los
empleados de Hacienda.
FL Excmo. Sr. Marques de Las
Claras y el EAcmo Sr. ID. Adolfo
Nones luciau las grandes cruces de
Isabel la Catolica.
Notamos tambi6n Ia presencia
de algunos respetables caballeros
$ damas distinguidas.
Terminado el acto religioso, pa
saron al Consistorio los caballeros
asistcutes, donde tacron obsequia-
dos con champagne y otros licores.
Brindo, el primert, el sehor Aleal-
dc, por la salud do :, NJ. oil Rey y
Ia keina Rrgeote, subsignieudOle
el scilor Vicario, don Quinun Per.
domo, qnien, dahdo sueitas al pen
samieuto, hiEo pArrafos congratu-
laEovios en obseqaio DO la MonAr-
quiA y dc la Madrc Patrla. Kl ins-
pitado mIuisGro no se olvido de
los passoeinadces del fessejo real.
Excmos. Sres. Soues y Fernandez,
a los que senalo con al honroso die
tado de agcates del pn,greso, sin
duda, poE su csplFila iulotador y
probadAs generosldades Pua may
aplaadlda la notoFia, tacil y CO
rTectA oraIoua del vinaoao Padec.
Dcsdc las 5, hasta Las ~ do "a
tar,lc. EccoFrio estAs calIea lA mas
airoaa eabAlgata Que hemos ylsso
en AFrcibo.
Conssitulaula unos Il caEVuAjea,
50 que laolan aus gracias bclllsi.
ina. loveRea J oaoolsAhAnlas hume.
ruses , apuessoa jincsra
Ia heSta real tcrmlno con an
bale muy coneuutdo CO 81 ColiseO,
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de los pueblos; en- la;industria,
principle vital del bienestar y
prosperidad, en- ell comercio que
desarrolla ell trato familiar por e.,
interes reciproco, y en- Ell trabajol
que ennoblece y moraliza, fomen.
tando ese sublime amor por la
paz, por la familia y por la Pa
tria, que todo 10 simboliza, todo
cuanto de mas grande tiene el
hombre sobre la terra, en- los
sentimien:os y aspiraciones de su
alma racional. Y NADIA de este
Sc propone la autonomto, NADIA
de este puede conseguir la at.
tonom1o, con sus discursos con-
gresales, con sus peroraciones
de estudiado efecto; antes al
contrario; y las Antillas de-
ben temer mucho y recelarse
sobre manera de los que, otre'
ciendolo todo, NADIA tienen en- su
deseo, nj NADIA producer en- su
eutusiasmo mas que los odios,
los antagonismos y discordias,p por
donde marcia la sociedad a su
ruiua y decadencia.
La autonomta, escribiendo en-
sus banderas ell signo de todas las
ambigtiedades, poniendo en- todos
los labios un argumento para to.
das las resistencias, cerrando ell
paso q todos los auxilios, procu.
rando ell fatal aislamiento en- las
manifestaciones de la vida publ
ca, renunciando neciamente a las
salvadoras corrientes de la vida
nacional, negando q la autoriIad
de sus derechos y a las leyes su
augusta poder, sin verdaderas
ideas de gobierno, que pueda
contener los impetus del regiona-
lismo, lque es, que puede hacer,
a d6nde va? Pues va al abismo
alberto por los que saben halagar
las pasiones, hacienda briilar sus
teorias insensatas, va que no tie
men otros recursos, en- las menti'
das promesas de aquel soberbio
grito.
sereis como los DioSeS! Els.
ia que es la formula de todas las
revoluciones, es tambien la farsa
de todos los revolucionarios. Els
la frase satanica que lanz6 a nues.
tros primeros padres de su patria
verdadera, hundiendolos en- ell
abismo de las miserias humans.
Guardense, pues, los ilusos!
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REGLAMENTACI0N
DEL SERVICIO DOMESTICO.

Comprendemos perfectamen
te que no hs de faltar quie1 tome
q empeno la detensa de la Regla-
mentacion que nos impone esta
sdplica." Esto dice " Ell Ciamor -,
al impugnar la que acaba de die :
tar ell Gobierno para ell servicio
domestico.
Nosotros tambien debemos ex
clamar: Comprendiamos que no
habia de faltar quien atacase
& impugnase dicha Reglamenta. .
cion.....".
Hay la diferencia de que FL
Clamor no expresa por que
comprende aqudilo, y nosotros
vamos a expresarlo. Nosotros
comprendemos que hsya quien 10
impugne: 10 porque ell sistema
de democratizar, aun d rieSgo dc
echar por los suelos los verdade.
ros principles de Gobierno, es va
viejo y socorrido PARA alguDos; y
20, porque es facil confundir ideas
y cosas diferentes, y aqui &c han
contundido lastimosamente.
Gel Clamor " Sc ALA 8 Sc que ia
contra laindicada disposition, fun
dado en- que no es licitA nj legal
la RECOMMENDATION del traJajo Il
brs. Pero, Ique tiene que yer,
colega, con este la regIame nta
cion de un servicio pdblico do
mestico? mo hay otros mu
chos reglamentadosS mo Sc re.
glamenta hasta la voluntad del
ciudadano libre, traducida en-
hechos externos, tai como en- los
contratos y otras manifestaciones.
No se reglamenta el servicio de
instrucci6n, que es tambien ira.
bajo libre3
Pues entienda el colega que este
no es reglamentar ell tfabaio libre
ell sirvientee es duefio deservir 3 DO.
'de trabsjar . MOI mas, para entrar
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fcente del gobierno de este pueblo,
q satisfaction del vecindario en- g3-
neral, por los buenos deseos que le
amman Y da a conocer en- todo
cuanto Sc roza con ell cumplimien-
to de su deber, en- este case, repito,
ha demostrado ell Delegado del go
bierno, actividad. acierto, patrio.
tismo y desprendimjento, todo lo
cual le honra mucho y Sc capita con
clio las simpatfas de que goza muy
merecidamente.
Ell senior Alcalde ha sido auxi.
liado en- todo por el enthusiastic Te'
niente de la Guardia Civil, D. Ju.
lilo Maturana.
Bien por ambos senores!
Ooncluyo participando a v, ami
20 Director, que en- todo ell pr6xi
mo mes de JUNO quedara termina
da la importante y casi total repa
raci6n que SO lleva a cabo en- est;
Iglesia de mamposterfa, que estuvt
abandonada y en- ruinas mas de
amos.
Este bien Sc 10 debemos al &C
tual Alcalde que, desde su llegada
gestion6 de tai modo, que pront'
tendremos temple nuevo. sin sa
crificios por parte del pueblo.
Hasta otra Sc despide
El CorresponSal.